Multiple TP-Link Omada Vulnerabilities found

Several vulnerabilities have been found in the TP-Link Omada system, which is a popular software-defined networking solution for small to medium-sized businesses. The vulnerabilities could let attackers run code from a distance, causing serious security issues.

The affected devices are wireless access points, routers, switches, VPN devices, and hardware controllers for the Omada software.

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Vulnerability Details:

Identified Vulnerabilities

Twelve unique vulnerabilities were identified and reported to the vendor following our responsible disclosure policy.

Talos ID CVE(s)
TALOS-2023-1888 CVE-2023-49906–CVE-2023-49913
TALOS-2023-1864 CVE-2023-48724
TALOS-2023-1862 CVE-2023-49133–CVE-2023-49134
TALOS-2023-1861 CVE-2023-49074
TALOS-2023-1859 CVE-2023-47618
TALOS-2023-1858 CVE-2023-47617
TALOS-2023-1857 CVE-2023-46683
TALOS-2023-1856 CVE-2023-42664
TALOS-2023-1855 CVE-2023-47167
TALOS-2023-1854 CVE-2023-47209
TALOS-2023-1853 CVE-2023-36498
TALOS-2023-1850 CVE-2023-43482

Cisco Talos found twelve vulnerabilities in the TP-Link Omada system. The vendor was informed about these vulnerabilities following a responsible disclosure policy. The affected devices are:

EAP 115 and EAP 225 wireless access points
ER7206 gigabit VPN router
Omada software controller

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